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1. EXCERPTS from the MT. ECHO 1874-1875 [1]
Reprinted with permission of the Laurel County Historical Society ****************************************************** June 1874 We learn that W. H. Graves, of London died at Rockcastle river on the 6th inst. JULY 1874 Married; At London, Ky At the resiedence of Robert Bough by Eld. R. L. Ewell, J. T. Williams to Miss Nannie Bryant. NOVEMBER 1874 Married; by the Rev. E. H. Jones, John R, McHargue of Laurel County to Miss Lucy E. Jones of Knox county, Ky. 1875 Tom Norviel killed Levi Moore a few da
2. EXCERPTS from the MT. ECHO 1899 [1]
Reprinted with the permission of the Laurel County Historical Society ***************************************************** SEPTEMBER 1899 ANDERSON GRIFFIN ARRESTED-Last Monday, Deputy Sheriff Collier, of this county, near East Bernstadt arrested Anderson Griffin, upon a warrant from Clay county, charged him with complicity in the murder of Deputy Sheriff Wash Tahacker, and turned him over to the officials of Clay county, who took him to Manchester Wednesday. This makes seven of the Griffins now in custody
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4. EXCERPTS from the MOUNTAIN ECHO 1899 [1]
Reprinted with permission of the Laurel County Historical Society --------------------------------------------------------------------- NOVEMBER 1899 INSTANTLY KILLED-At about 2 o'clock last Saturday afternoon, just in front of the residence of Mr. John Moores, four miles east of London, Robert Coldwell, the eighteen year old son of Dr. T. P. Coldwell, accidentally discharged one barrel of the shotgun, the entire charge took effect in his left cheek and temple passing back and upward into the brain, produc
5. Re: EXCERPTS from the MT. ECHO 1899 [1]
In a message dated 97-08-16 16:10:56 EDT, you write: << This unfortunate circumstance illustrates the folly of young men carrying these infernal things called pistols. >> Gerri - Just a little tidbit....Mom said when her and Daddy went with my grandparents (who were raised in Laurel Co.) visit family in 1948 (I think to Pittsburg), the word went out that the Frey family had visitors and all were welcome to stop by and meet them. Mom (a very quiet, small Illinois towner) was very shocked when the guests
6. LaurelCoKY AREA-QUERY Morgan Harbin / Elizabeth Rose [1]
Please respond to the list or directly to lharbin@prodigy.net..... Thanks! Subject: Laurel Co., KY. Family - Morgan Harbin Date: Tue, 05 Aug 1997 23:39:14 -0700 From: lharbin Organization: Prodigy Internet To: rmaggard@skn.net Rita, do you have or could you help me out with where to find more infomation on the family of Morgan Harbin (b. ca. 1790-1800 TN.) his wife Hannah (?) (b. 1790-1800). I fi
7. EXCERPTS from the MT. ECHO 1899 [1]
Reprinted with permission of the Laurel County Historical Society ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- OCTOBER 1899 A GOOD WOMAN GONE- Died, at the residence of her husband, on Raccoon creek, this county, last Monday, Mrs. Mary Chesnut, better known as "Puss," wife of R. M. Chesnut, of peneumonia after a very brief illness. Mrs. Chesnut was a Miss Scoville before her marriage and a sister of C. N. Scoville, of this place. She leaves a husband and nine children to
8. EXCERPTS from the MT. ECHO [1]
Reprinted with permission of the Laurel County Historical Society ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ JUNE 1899 Following is the jury in the Wilson case: J. W. Polly, John Harris, Chas. Onkst, Dan Sutherland, John Parker, Marion Woodal, Reed Cromer, C.C. Hopkins, Thos. Dunnaway, W. T. Cole, Ned Young, and Wm. Jones. THE WILSON TRIAL-The Commonwealth closed its testimony in chief last Friday morning, the defense its testimony Tuesday morning and the Commonwealth her testimony in rebuttal Tue
9. EXCERPTS from the Mt. Echo 1899 [1]
Reprinted with permission of the Laurel County Historical Society ****************************************************** JULY 1899 Last Sunday was foot washing day at Mt. Pleasant, and a large crowd was present. Carno and Daisy Posy, twin children of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. S. Posey, have been quite ill of typhoid during the week, but are convalescent. Moses Mullins was born in Laurel county, Ky., in 1839, and died at Oakley on July 21, 1899, aged 60 years. He was the second of the six sons of Wesley and Orle
10. [Fwd: ] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------7A205DE5218C Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rita's " Nuttin' Excitin' " Web Page ...Complete listing of my pages and lists... http://www.users.kih.net/~rmaggard/rita.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ --------------7A205DE5218C Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Co
11. EXCERPTS from the MT. ECHO 1899 [1]
Reprinted with permission of the Laurel county Historical Society ******************************************************** SEPTEMBER 1899 The funeral of Mrs. Olive Patrick, deceased wife of Rev. Andy Patrick, will be preached at Rough Creek church the fourth Sunday in This month by Elders R.B. Tye, W. H. Brummett and C. G. Brewer. Bro. Patrick is the oldest minister in the State, being 95 years old and has been actively engaged in the ministry here for seventy years. Mr. J. R. Jones, who has been making
12. John R. Jones [1]
I found the following article cut from a publication called "Kentucky All Over" while going through some old family papers and though it may be of interest to some. John R. Jones was a son of Jack Jones and Sallie Green and a brother of my great grandfather Sparks Jones. William H. Lovelace ------------------------------------------------------------------------- HE BROUGHT IT BACK ALIVE When JOHN R. JONES was a small boy, living in Bernstadt, Laurel County, in 1868, he was se
13. EXCERPTS from the MT. ECHO 1899 [1]
Reprinted with permission from the Laurel County Historical Society ****************************************************** Mr. James Burnsides and Miss Ocie Revel, both of this place, took French leave of their homes last Saturday and went to Jellico, where they were married Saturday evening, after which they returned home and received forgiveness, &c. A SAD DEATH-About 2 o'clock Tuesday evening, Mrs. Sam. Warnack, a very industrious, honest and hard working woman of Pittsburg, this county, went into one o
14. Re: [Fwd: Undeliverable Mail] KYLAURAL [1]
Vivian Holland wrote: > > Hi, Can you help me figure out why I get this when I try to send to the > list. I thought If I forwarded the whole thing It may be easier . I hope > it wont be a problem. Thanks Vivian Holland > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: Undeliverable Mail > Date: Tue, 12 Aug 97 21:07:01 EST > From: > To: > > This delivery error is in a special format that allows software lik
15. Anyone interested? Lee and Owsley counties [1]
Hello, everybody! Yes, it's me...your wayward listowner and KYGenWeb coordinator for Lee, Laurel and Owsley Counties. On the outside chance that any of you haven't noticed lately, I have NOT been doing a very good job with any of it. It isn't just genealogy related things that have suffered ...it's been everything I have supposedly been doing! I say this so you'll know that I am not just picking on genealogy..... I won't bore you with the details but the bottom line is this.....I feel there has to be s
16. Victoria [1]
Thanks for the great response for Viva, Ky. "Viva is a community that is located in North Laurel County near East Bernstadt, Ky." was one of many that gave me the location. Another was "Viva is only an area of houses just east of East Burnstadt Ky on Rt 30 Just north of London Ky. At one time the community was populated more due to coal and timber commerce." I need help with one more location. On his Social Security application, Rice Thomas listed his birth place as Victoria, Laurel County, Ky. I cannot
17. Re: Surnames Buried in KY Cemetaries [1]
I am looking for any Vannoy grave in Knox County. I thought they might have all been washed away in the flooding Cumberland River. The only Vannoy grave I found was (Mar) garet Vannoy at Indian Creek. She was an Engle and was married to Joel Vannoy, they had no children. Do you know of any other Vannoy graves? William Vannoy's sister Elizabeth married Peter Fore of NC and they moved to Knox Co Ky. I appreciate reading your message about the cemeteries. Mary Ellen in OR
18. Welcome Mullins Parents ? [1]
Welcome MULLINS Does anyone know who the parents were of Welcome Mullins born abt 1803 in Rockcastle, Ky. - Married Lucinda Moore 14 Oct 1832 in Laurel, Ky and died in Nov 1, 1879 in Madison, KY. He last appeared in the 1870 Madison, Ky Census and then died 9 years later at the age of 76. Tax lists and Census records in these three counties seem to point to either Terry Mullins b.1770 in NC or Spencer Mullins b. 1775 in NC as a possible father. Terry Mullins and Spencer Mullins were the sons of Henry M
19. JONES Gold Rush Letter Excerpts--April, 1854 [1]
Cousins: The following are the genealogical excerpts from a letter written by Jarvis J. (probably Jackson) JONES on April 22, 1854, from Cass Co., MO. He was the son of Even and Mary Ann WEAVER JONES. He was on his way to California in search of gold. The letter was written to his brother, Hiram J. JONES, m. Permelia BLACK. We have several of these letters, and I have recently transcribed three of them. I'll send more later. Dear brother "...I received a letter from V. Dare PAYNE...I received the lette
20. Re: LaurelCoKY AREA - CASTEEL [1]
Hi Sandra, I'm glad to see your computer is up and running again! I had sent you a message about a week ago regarding our previous e-mails on the Durham sisters, Lottie and Paralee (my great-great grandmother). Then MY computer was down for a few days. Anyway, I'd love to exchange info about the two families. Drop me a line to let me know you've received this and I'll send you my side, Paralee's descendents. You said in your e-mail that Lottie's parents were Lemuel Casteel and Annie Durham. Do you
21. EXCERPTS from the MOUNTAIN ECHO 1899 [1]
Reprinted with permission of the Laurel County Historical Society ----------------------------------------------------------------------- DECEMBER 1899 The angel of death visited the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Trosper, at Boreing, Ky., Sept. 25, 1899, and took from it one of its sweetest members, Miss Minnie Trosper, aged 17 years, 6 months and 11 days. Her illness lasted four months, being confined to her bed most of the time and though suffering greatly she bore it with such patience as only Chr
22. EXCERPTS from the MT. ECHO 1899 [1]
Reprinted with permission of the Laurel County Historical Society ********************************************************* SEPTEMBER 1899 ROBERT CRAFT DEAD-At 8:30 o'clock last Monday evening, at the residence of his father, Mr. J. A. Craft, in Louisville, Mr. Robert Craft, aged 20 years, breathed his last. He was taken quite ill with a chill Saturday night which soon developed into malarial fever and his death soon followed. His remains accompanied by his father and mother, were brought to London Wednesd
23. Re: EXCERPTS from the MT. ECHO 1899 [1]
>>>>>>>>REUNION>>>>>>> THERE WILL BE A FAMILY REUNION:AT THE LEVI JACKSON STATE PARK IN LONDON,KY ON SEPT.21,1997 ANY ONE WHO IS KIN TO THE CASTEELS--HOUSTONS--HURLEYS,THAT ARE DECENDEDS:FROM JOHN HARRISON CASTEEL LINE WE ASSK THAT YOU PLEASE COME SO WE CCAN MEET ALL OUR KINFOLK AND SHARE INFOR.WITH THE GENEALOGY RESEARCHERS WHO WILL BE THERE.THIS WILL BE A POTLUCK REUNION IF YOU HAVE ANY ?S PLEASE E-MAIL ME AT BugsBunn32@aol.com For most of us this will be a first time reunion!!Other than the funeral ho
24. EXCERPTS from the MOUNTAIN ECHO 1899 [1]
Reprinted with permission of the Laurel County Historical Society ****************************************************** OCTOBER 1899 "KENTUCKY'S FAMOUS FEUDS AND TRAGEDIES," is the name of a new publication, the first volume of which has just appeared, a copy of which we acknowledge the receipt of, price 50 cents. The author of this book is Mr. Chas. G. Mutzenburg, of Hyden, Ky. The contents of the first volume is: The Geography and early history of Kentucky: causes and preventions of feuds: The Hatfiel
25. EXCERPTS from the MT. ECHO 1899 [1]
Reprinted with permission of the Laurel County Historical Society ******************************************************** SEPTEMBER 1899 Mr. Carl Todd, who has been with his brother, T. S. Todd, returned to Richmond Sunday. Mrs. Talton S. Todd. and Master Clarence, will visit in Williamsburg next week and take in the Institute and Fair. Miss Antonette Todd and Miss Belle Farris were guests of Mrs. Talton Todd last week. They are both pretty and interesting young ladies. USED A BASEBALL BAT-While at Su
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